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	Explains the concept behind rocket-based, combined cycle engines, including scramjets. Sponsored Links:
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Title:	Howstuffworks "How Air-breathing Rockets Will Work"
Description:	Air-breathing rockets have the potential to dramatically lower launch costs and may make space more accessible to everyone. See how it will work!
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